Detroit, Michigan Organization Directory

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Family Help

Focus Adolescent Services 123 City Avenue, Detroit, MI (877)362-8727Links and help for the adolescents in the state of Michigan. Call our toll free number 24 / 7 if you have need for some help.help@focusas.comGlobal Projects for Hope, Help and Healing 17136 Wildemere, Detroit, MI (313)258-3125Empower and assist underserved and impoverished people who experienceeconomical, mental health and social problems. We desire to help individuals become self-sufficient, anchored, stabilized, believers inChrist and well-rounded members of society.Wayne County Family Independence Agency - Main Office 2929 Russell, Detroit, MI (313)396-KIDS

Financial Services

Consumer Credit Counseling Centers of Michigan 3011 West Grand Blvd., Suite 1071, Detroit, MI (313)872-2401Non-profit agency providing free budget counseling, education workshops, housing programs, and low-cost debt management programs for Michigan consumers. Founded in 1961, CCC is a member of the National Foundation for Consumer Credit and has 29 offices throughout Michigan.rbialobrzeski@ccchq.com

Non-Profit Ministry

Acclaim Community Outreach Services 18630 West McNichols, Detroit, MI (313)839-3707A 501c3 community services organization committed to helping others developbetter standards of living with a spirit of excellence.Acclaim48215@yahoo.com

PAL - Police Athletic League

Detroit Police Athletic League (PAL) 18100 Meyers, Detroit, MI (313)596-1751The mission of the Detroit Police Athletic League (PAL), in partnership with the Detroit Police Department, is to promote educational and recreational opportunities for young Detroiters through community-based programs that will help them become productive, contributing members of society. PAL offers 15 athletic programs and a Youth Advisory Council program throughout the year. PAL serves as both the sanctioning body and organizer for each program. PAL officers serve as program commissioners for each athletic program. Other dedicated police officers serve as coaches and mentors, along with civilian coaches and volunteers. All youth are taught the importance of teamwork, sportsmanship and good citizenship while learning the fundamentals of the sports activity. Each program is offered in a safe, positive environment to help create a bond between the officers and the youth of Detroit. To participate in any PAL program, you must obtain a PAL membership and ID. PAL memberships are $3.00 for one full year.charmon@provide.net

Social Services

Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit 3111 Grand River, Detroit, MI (313)964-3900Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit provides people who have disabilities and other barriers to employment with opportunities to become independent, self-supporting citizens through training, work experience and employment in the community.info@goodwilldetroit.org

Youth (4-H, FFA) Fair

MSUE 4-H Youth Program 640 Temple, Detroit, MI (313)833-34124-H is an educational program that offers "hands on" experiences for youth, regardless of race, sex, cultural or social background. Combining fun with learning of practical skills. The 4-H program stives to help youth prepare for a positive future as productive citizens, family members and workers.rosas@msue.msu.edu